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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFOKD MATL TRTBUXE, MEDFORD, QREOOy, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1924 w Tocal and Personal Crisp, clear, cold weather prevailed last night and this morning with a minimum official temperature of 10 above, although a number of private thermometers thruout tho city regis tered as low as 15. The wintry wave will last several clays according ,'to prediction, and fair and continued cold weather Is forecasted for Sunday. The dry atmosphere, altho cold, is so bracing and clear, that It Is a welcome change from so much damp and( foggy weather that has been encountered for weeks. The sunrise about 7 o'clock this morning and for some , time thereafter made one of tho most beau tifully colored skies In the east that east Mai was ever seen here, with pink shades predominating. Dance at the Oriental gardens to nlte. ' 256 Buy your screen doors at Wallace TVootts' Lumber Yard, 711 E. Main. Phone 108. " J tf Duplicating sale fcooks for sale nt this office. tf The members of the McCloud, Cal., high school' basket 'ball team which played Medford here last night aro guests at the Hotel Medford, having arrived in the city yesterday after noon. 'f ' ' V 1 Dr. J. J. Emmens, specialist, wishes to announce to his many patients that he has again resumed his practice and can be consulted during regular office hours, both morning and afternoon. 260 It will pay you. to climb my stair way. $60, suits values one week only at $42. &0. Klein the Tailor. Upstairs. 257 Mlnkler's Radio Shop now located ' In the new, Palm Bldg., Main and Fir i streets. 260 word has recently been received In the' city" that' Forrest Edmeades, well known In Medford, especially ' in musical circles, sang tenor solo in tho quartet of the First ' Presbyterian church of Toh Angeles, of which Rev. Hug KV "Walker Is pastor, at tho fiftieth anniversary of the 'church, recently. ' ! Leading 'speakers from California and tho east were on theJfor' holding boxing exhibitions during program. -''f - ' the- year.- Every fight in town will Why not spend the evening at the be under the auspices of this commis Orlcntal gardens tonight. Real music 'bIom, whose members recently ap and wonderful crowd. ' 266 pointed by Mayor Caddis are: O. O. If you have a house for rent, or Alenderfer, Paul McDonald, Dr. R. J. wish to rent one, or borrow money on ; Conroy,' D. C. Bigham and IS. C. Jor- real estate, phone 120-J, O. M. Corn! tius, 1st National Bank Bldg. 260 Dr. Halstead Is giving ten combined druglcss treatments for $12.50 next 30 days. ... 260 The committee in charge of the Greater . Medford club party at the Hotel Holland Friday afternoon wish to thank Louie's grocery for alt the coffee used on that occasion, and the, Van" Dyko Dairy for cream. Call In at The Vanity Hhop and see tho very newest things in hats and dresses. 261 Buy your shingles and roofing at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 E. Main Ntr?et. Phone 108. tf Crepe paper 5c roll, DoVoe's. "It seemed like old times this morn ing to sco a motor truck backed up to one of tho side entrances of tho public market, talcing on a load of upples and pears for tho communities in adjacent northern California. The truck will return to tako another load on Monday to tho same places. The public market of today was an ex ceptionally good ono for this tlmo of ' Don't fall to attond tho gand mas querade ball at tho Oriental gardens Wednesday, January"23. 256 -Radio sets, parts and accessories at Mlnkler's new store, Palm Bldg.,. Main and Kir streets. 2G0 This flee hat Inventory blanks, ruled and. -punched, suitable for all classes, of inventory. tf Mrs. Sosnett will sing Mcmlellnhn's ' "The Lord Is Mindful of Ills Own," from the oratorio, "St. Paul," ns the offertory of tho morning at the First Methqdlflchurchv,' Vrulso' Ye the Father" Is the anthem announced. "Christian Sincerity" Is the" subject announced' by- Rev,. Jj R. Basnet t for the morning sermon. This is the fourth ln,(the series on "The Teachings of Christ. See the new mah-Jongg dress In the window-' at The' Vanity 8h6p.' 261 The" newest In' radio 'equipment- headquarters for 8upcr" HMrodyne, Noutrodyne, Keflex and Radio Fre quency sets and parts. Mlnklor, In the now-Palm Bldg. ' 860 Hear far as well as near, with a Cleartone- radio. ' Mlnkler's, In the new Palm Bldg. 1' 260 Included among tho Oregonlans on short vi nits in the city aro Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Rosatck of Sal cm. 11. L, Brown- of Stay ton, J. A. Klnser of Junction City; Leslie Caught and W. Caught of Klamath Falls, and the fol lowing from Portland: Mr. and Mrs. F. H., Ransom, Howard Ransom, Mr. and Mrs. - Jay W. Froeman, A. E. Smith, W, J. Burgoyno, It. U Phelps. A. O. Clark, I). K. Mutlln, Paul Her rings, C. H. Bauer, Konneth McKay, E. G. Rico, W. A. Word and W. A. Morgan. . Do you lovo a real good time? Attond tho grand' mnsquerade ball nt tho Oriental gardons Wednesday, January 23. Fun for all. ' 256 Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. 1 tf All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 East' Main. The state engineering department has reoWved a total of $8415.71 In license fees for 1924 from persons and concerns holding water rlghtH in Oro gon for power development." Dance- at tho Orlcntnl gardons to-nlghfc- . .7. - ' . 256 The now colors In linen for lunch eon sots, and covers for Mah-Jongg tables. 'Handicraft Hhop. ' ' 259 u - So fur as wo know tho simplest, Improve quality of broad Is to Introduce more milk solids Into Its com- ' position. E. Y. McCollum, ''Department of Chomlcal Hygiene, John .Hopkins University, and acknowledged Icador of food research. " Just another reason why you should demand Milk Dread bakod by Fluhrer, ' ' ' , ' ' ' ...V- i ff "Baker of Reputation. : . . . .. -c i . I AT ANY Gf.OCCn i Tiny Vnrnfy was bound ivt-r io the grand Jury yisterday on the charge of beating his wife, liertha Varney, in Justice Taylor's court.' Mr. and Mrs. Varney are residents of Jacksonville. See the Vanity Hhop windows for the season's newest models in hats and dresses. The Vanity Shop, Main at Bartlett. 261 Coal briquettes. Clean and econom ical. Exclusive dealers, Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239. tf Reading the Hible from a Deck of Cards," by Rev. W.' K. Goodo, Sunday evening at the Free Methodist church. '" v ' ' ' ' 4 ' ' 256 R. B. Cranston, E. A. Rennfck and Ooorge K. Corwln are among the busi ncss visitors in Medford from Sun Francisco. Don't fall to attend the dance Sat urday night at the Oriental gardens. 256 Ginghams that the sun or wjashlng , W nnt -tnAn nt rtnn1.. tnflnau Handicraft Khnn. - 259 Lost At 7:30 last night at the corner of Tenth and Ivy streets, an opportunity to attend the special ser vices being held In the Free Methodist church. ' ' ' 256 Beginning Sunday evening a fifteen minute organ recital will be given at the First Baptist church, starting promptly at 7:25 p. m. Mr. George Mnddox will sing and Mr. Carlton Janes will have a violin nolo and the choir an anthem. ' Rev. V. R. Leach will have a short message on "How God Loves the World.' Dan co at the Oriental gardens to night. 256 Hemstitching 8c per yard at Style- craft, opposite Rlalto theatre. tf Everf.'ist sateens in all the beautiful shades for lingerie and gowns. 'Your money back If they fade by any teat Handicraft Shop. 259 ' "W. IT. Minhead of Gold Hill arrived In the city yesterday on one of his per!6dlcal visits, Limp In walk out. Dr. Lantis. I foot specialist, 408 Bedford Bldg. Phone 655. " .... 256 Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf We have good values In used cars. Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf The city boxing commission hold a meeting lust night to formulate plans omo. ' Do you know that the large center lamp at the Oriental gardens Is ono of tho largest If not the largest lamp of Its kind In America? This lamp was designed nnd built by Tom Sworn of this city. Don't fall to see It tontte. 256 Everfnst linens and suitings lrt new shades for spring dresses. Reason ably priced. Handicraft Shop. 259 We carry nothing in coal but the best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming. Our prices on all fuel we handle are Always the lowest, considering qual ity. Valley Fuel Co. - : tf H. R. Ingllng roturned Friday night from a five weeks visit to Portland. Why allow your feet to pain you? Corns and callouses removed without pain. Fallen arches rebuilt. Dr. 1-antlH, chiropodist. 408 Medford Bldg. Phone 555. 256 Come prepared to have a good time Sat. nlte, Jan. 19. Jackson Hot Springs. Metropol Jazz orchestra. 256 Selling out new phonographs and records all kinds half price. Gold Ray Realty Co. Open evenings. Ooorge Corum, the well k'nown cook, left this morning on nn extend ed business trip to the south. Danco at tho Orlontal gardens to nito, 256 You can get Kremmol Bros, famous Health Bread at DoVOo's. '! Get your magazines at DeVoe's. C. P. Hanson of the Chancelor and LyTms company Is leaving Monday for a ten days trip to Han Francisco and Los Angeles. 1 -Dance at the Orlontal gardons to night. ; 256 Special chicken atnnr at Weasku Inn on the highway at Savago Rapids dam overy day. any hour. Dates open up to April 1st for dinner-dance parties. 257 , Mako the baby comfortable and I happy by using tho Vnnta garments. Handicraft Hhop. 259 Tho Snyder Dairy and Produce company is enlarging and. Improving Its business office Why not spend tho evening at thi Orlontal gardons tonight. Real music and wonderful crowd. 256 Aberdeen Utah coal. Utah's best. Hansen Col Co. - Phone 239. ' 4 tf Try -our wet wash on your next wash day. 15 pounds for 75c. Yon can't do It nt home for this amount. Modford Domestic Laundry. Personal Domestic Sen-ice. Phone 166. tf W. A. Ward 'of the Dennlson Paper company Is In Medford for a fow days attending to business. Unity literature teaches people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 106 South Ivy. tf Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. Electric ' Shop, Eighth and Bnrtlott. 1 tf Plenty of old papers for sale at this Office. 1 ' - it C. C. Cate, when through with hl pruning demonstrations in Josephine county yesterday, Into in tho after noon left by auto. Intending to stop In Roneburg overnight, for Corvallts to attend, a mooting tonight of promi nent OI A. IV alumni throughout the state with the board of control of that Institution. Ha will return home Sunday. Don't fall to attend the grand mas querade hall at the Oriental' garden Wednesday, January 23.' 256 See the new spring colors In tho Cortlcelll hoso. Handicraft Hhop. 269 Salesman: Fuller Brush Co. may havo an opening soon. Phono 835-K. v . . - 257 t..l to H cheapest and most effective way I Mr. and Mrs. George Reuben and hoys of McCloud, Calif., are visitors In tho city, having come to the city yesterday with the McCloud high basketball team. - Dance at the Oriental gardens to night. 256 Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and' easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Get soft paper school tablets at this office. - . , ' tf Scott M. Wilcox has retired as agent of the Southern Pacific at Willamlna, Ore., after 41 years three months ser vice with the company. A farewell banquet was tendered him by hls friends at "Willamlna, where he "had been' agent and operator for five years. He entered the service "In March, 1882, working In various ca pacities at stations on tho Portlind division. Since 1891 ho has been agent and operator at Grants Pass, Woodburn, .Medford, Oakland, Drain, Oukridtte and Willamlna Ills friends ill IHCUIUIU Will IVIIiriltU.I mill agent before the (Coming of. A. S. ItOftcnbaum as local agent ' Do you know that the large center lamp at tho Oriental gardens Is one of the largest, if not the largest lamp of Its kind in America. This lamp rrhrrur:.f'r,,"y 'cr.r There's a busy Business n Medford. OWN College At Deuel's Hemstitching 8c. tf William F. Isaacs spent Friday in Grants Pass. Clean cotton rags wanted at the Mall Tribune office. ' We fix any old . thing. Liberty Repair Shop. Dance at Riverside Community club Saturday nlte, Jan. 19th. 256 .Margaret Mulkey of Portland will arrive tonight In Medford to spend Sunday visiting friends before con tinuing her journey to California. Do you love a real good time? Attend the grand masquerade ball at the Oriental gardens Wednesday, January 23. Fun for all. 256 How do you build fires, without old papers? Get them at 10c the. bundle at' this office. ' tf You can get It at DeVoe's. tf The Associated Oil service station attendants played a match with the sales force in bowleg at the Elks club last night. The station attendants won. " '" Our only business is Insurance, but we cover every known kind of risk, it. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Man." .tf Wanted 15 year old boy, going to i high school, wants to work, for board , and room. Call 4 5G Red Cross. 257 I have been appointed local repre sentative of the Real Silk - Hosiery Mills, manufacturers of Real Silk hosiery, sale direct from mill to wear er. Your orders are solicited. Bert F. Neff, Palm streot, Medford. Phone 368-H. 256 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. James McCormfck who lived on a ranch out of Medicine Hat, Sask., Canada, have lately moved to Modford and purchased a place be tween Medford and Phoenix,' where they will make their home in the .future. ; ' 1 ' -' ; ' Fullor brushes. Phono G. B. Arnest, 335-U. See ad in phone directory. 257 ' Dance at Riverside Community club Saturday nlte, Jan. 19th. .. 256 'The crowd will be thero, Jackson Hot Springs, Jan. J9th. 236 Among the hotel guosts in tho city from a distance aro Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Kohlman of Vancouver, It. C, J. L. PiHhon of Boston and R. J. Fisher of Now York City. Temporary visi tors hero from Seattle include Mr. and Mrs. G. Lovoberry, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Harper1. Mr. and Mrs. J. Murdock, L. D. Coale and Lylo Orjns 1C0 ...... Don't fall to attend tho dance to night nt tho Oriental gardens. 256 Modford Auto Painting, 29 South Front St., phono 934, residence p lib no 1048-Y, an up to date paint short tno best equipped' auto' paint fchop ; In southern Oregoitl We guaranteot All our work. Tops dressed any shado. Agents for Kelly ' Springfield ' tires. Crystallne auto polish, the only polish that will protect your Varnish. Call and po our work; It Is our best ad vertisement. E. O. Bradley, prop. 260 Special sale of 30 used sewing ma chines. All guaranteed. " Priced to sell this week. The Singer Store, 10 South Fir. " ' ' " " ' 256 The Motropol Jazz orchestra ' will mako things lively Sat!, night, Jan, 19th; Jackson Hot Springs. 256 Cliff Hicksori of this city was bound over to tho grand jury Friday In the court of Glenn O, Taylor for possess ing intoxicating liquor. His bail was fixed nt $1000. The complaint was mad o by V. C. Chappoll, a prohibition officer. " ' ' Dance at Riverside Community club Saturday nlte, Jan. 1 9th. .256 An' opportunity yod don't want to miss. $50 suit values one week only at $43.50. Klein the Tailor. ' Upstairs. 2G7 Hamburger sandwiches at DeVoe's. i . . Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf We will loan you money to build or buy Holm os the Insurance Man, Now Swnnson Triumph ' ' ' Gloria 8vrn.nson's picturlsatlon of Alfred Savbir" French comedy "Hluo beard'g 8th Wife," will open at thc Hialto thentro tomorrow - nt 12:30. Miss Swnnson Is supported by Huntley Gordon, In tho lending man's role. This story affords Miss Swnnson n rolo qulto tho opposite of that she plnyod In her recent success, "Prodi gal Daughters." To those who ad mire Miss Swnnson s sartorial achieve monts, this picture might well bo ded icated. It Is a veritable fashion show of gorgoous gowns and wrnps: tho story calling tor the ultlmato In dar- niury tho 0 K1t gowns In tho Kgyptlan scene of pening of tho much -advertised King Tut-Ankh-Amen's tomb, a seen upon which hinges tho outcome of the production. . . ,. Fair and Colder, WASHINGTON, Jan. 19. Weather butlook for tho week beginning Mon day: Pacific States Generally fair except rains are probable along , tho .north coast beginning middle of tho week;. , temperature somewhat below normal. The Screen MEDFORD HI TO PLAYAYREKA IT Tonlsht the Modford basketball team will do battle with tho prosnec- tlva champions of northern California. the Yroka high five. The game was arranged at the last moment, after the Weed team had withdrawn from the schedule tThe California team aj In the past given . the Medford teams some hard tussles; and there Is no rea son to bellove that tonight's game will . be a waIk away or a rcpetltlon of thc McCloud farce. The Red and Black hoopsters havy a wonderful machine as they proved i lost night, and tonight they hope to I wipe out any llngorlng doubt as to i whether they aro In the best of condl- tion- sowing -that they can Puy two games In succession. As a preliminary, tho second team which also outs cored and out generaled the McCloud five, will play Medford Co. A of the National Guard. Those who enjoy Beelng Rudy Slngler In ac tion, should find great interest In this game, as Rudy will undoubtedly do his stuff this Evening. . As usual .the curtain raiser will start at 7:30, Tickets are on sale at Crowson's. .Although the game last night was uninteresting, the crowd should feel" well' satisfied with to night's double bill. ' ' : Next Friday night Martin Bowers will. launcDuthe season's boxing smok ers In Medford with an entertainment at the gymnasium over Hittson'B gar age. Johnny Carlson of Medford has been booked to tatiklo Sailor Goddard In eight fast 3-mlnute rounds. In this affair, which will be main event, the sailor boy from up north has a good chance of knocking the spots off the local fistic protege. Goddard, who halls from Seattle, and Spokane, has been showing some genuine class in workouts here and Johnny will have to go some to hold his own. Local fans, however, havo lots of confl- donco In Johnny's-ability. Goddard and Carlson, It seems, had a' set too once before at Alan's race track arena near ' Spokane. Judges and referee woro for Carlson while nowspaper reporters favored Goddard so the fight wasn't very decisive either way., llolh boys claim that fight so they're to have-a chance to decide It next Friday evening. 1 Three good preliminaries will in troduce tho Carlson-Goddard set-too, Including a six round semi-windup in which. Ulackie Jordan and Young Kennedy will tangle. Visitors are cor dially invited to watch the boys' work out at the gymnasium over Hlttson's garage every afternoon. .1 ; (nil llnnk Closes Down GRAND ISLAND, Nob.. Jan. 19. The. Grand Ialund National bank, old est banking Institution In tho city, fallpd to open its doors this morning. ItR limns totalled Jl. 167,014, with total deposits of (1,013,(30. ' Vcnizclos for a llrpiihllo ATHKNK. Jan. 19. (lly Associated Press) - Frontier Venlzolos today an nounced that in tho coming referen dum to determine, tho future regime of tho country ho would vote In favor of-n. republic. KTERy KNOWN FORM OF INSURANCE AND ' BONDS . R. A. H0LME3 "THE INSURANCE MAN" ' PHONE 444 , . . JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING. SINCE 1909 Fresh Meat "NO BULL" - t -r Start;ing with Thursday wc will sell at our ware house from ''. ' ' :' Sixty to. eighty pounds of fresh meat fqr, hree dollars 40 orders taken on thc phoue, no less than three .dollars sold to any one. Seefor yourself. Johnson Produce Co. ,241 No. Fir Street BOWERSTO OPEN B01GUIN MEDFORD FRIDAY CHIEF LLI0TT OUT AGAIN, I j Very plad that he is alive and fairly well, attho still full of aches and pains, and able to walk about halt ingly by the use of a crutch and cane. Fire Chief Roy Elliott left Sacred Heart hospital this morning to take VP his -headquarters in the fire de partment dormitory lrt the city, but will not be able to resume active duty for two weeks or mpre. i 1 Nevertheless, after his confinement irt tho hospital since 'the morning of the Page theater fire, Dec. 30, when ; he was so badly Injured by the falling 1 wall which killed A'noa WilHts. he : feels glad to get about again at all and hopes to exercise a general super- i vision' over' the department Btove, : and maybe the department while he Is recovering. .Yesterday was the first ! time he was able to bo up and don f clothes in his room at the hospital. j ' Chief Elliott 1s full of gratitude for j the many kindnesses, well wishes and flowers showered upon him. by the j people since the accident. Ills main trouble now is that tho injury caused by the large timber falling across his J left hlp 'stili somewhat incapacitates htm, while the bank nnd chest in- Jurlos are also somewhat bothersome. VYes', indeed,' I was very fortunate and lucky to escape the sad fate that met Amos," ( the chief said this fore noon. "I can't yet understand why I was not killed. As I lay there helpless under that pile of brick and other debris from the falling wall, with my head and part of my body buried under about two feet of it, I was I conscious all the time,' but of course could not see anything. "But I could hear the voices pf my rescuers, and I can tell you that the : sound of these voices as the. inen began thV'work'of digging"mo' 'out, was ' the sWeetest' music X had . ever heard or expect to hear." TOO LATE TQ jCLASSiFY FOrt SALE-AIl my R. I. Red chick ' ens and Muiroofus" setter hound puppios. Ernest Webb, Central Point. r - 256 FOR SALE IJlOO 11). team, low wheel wagon and hnrnesa;' also Poland China glltu and bows. Ernest 'Webb, Central Point. . 256 FOR RENT Llprht houaekeeplnu rooms. 611 S. Central. . tf258 FOR SALE One span mules, wapon and harness: 1 fresh cov with calf. P. McQuat, Gold Hill, Ore. 259 FOR SALE Three Petaluma brooder stoves. .A-l condition, late models. P. McQuat, Gold Hill, Ore. 251) WANTED Associator ' or partner with car. Must have good recom- , . mendations. Inquire Mi. Estabrook, Riverside Apts., Sunday. -' 356 FOR SALE Ccntral.' -Wicker go-cart. 375 S. 250 NOTICE r " " Forget Your Feet Problems Pr.B.A.Mallin Surgeon Chiropodist, Is Here at The Hotel Holland Arches Fitted for Flat Feet. Free Examination. F.&E. Theatre , CENTRAL POINT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Alice Brady In "Snow Bride." Paramount, Mack Sennett's Comedy, "THE KITCHEN LADY" . Saturday Night. "Birth of a Nation" Coming Jan. 29-30 Matinee every Sunday 2:30 P. M. ONACTIVEDUTY 1 1 5 Min.Qrgan RecitaI,Tenor Solo, Anthem, Violin Solo 1 All of Which You Will Enjoy With the Sernion 1 lM njoy the New Privileges at the H I FIRST BAPTIST GHURGH J lilllinillllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllllill . TWO DAYS ' : Beginning TOMORROW 12:30 jthiii'i 1 1 miff, zj&'v - -r- . - 4 aW MM. m 1 i C - .MP GLORlH' ' ? SWNNSON , , IN . ' 'BLUEBEARD'S RIALTO INCOME TAX .SERVICE furnished on State and Federal '. ,''. . , Personal Returns ' Corporation Reports Partnership .Returns Corporation Records ' Corporation Returns Compilation of your records for these reports, and Counsel In all ' :" Income Tax Matters " ! "'" -: GEO. W. HEWITT ,304 and 305 Medford National. Bank Bldg Income Tax Adviser Telephone .326 Better than Cash Ever have to pay a bill twice? Ever even have the suspicion tliat you had done so? There is a wny to avoid nil tliat. It is by keeping. your money in the bank and pay ing your bills by check. Then you KNOW you have paid, because the canceled check you get back is a receipt. It is a better, safer, surer, more modern method than paying the cash. 'Sw;JFlRST National Bawc .Mrford Oregon. iff SpOOCmOpOOOOOOQOOOOCOCOOOO Hemstitching at Handicraft Shop ooooooooooooooooooooonrxxx 7:30 P.M. V HOW GOD LO VES THE WORLD'' (Organ Recital Starts 7:25 P. M.) M , . 11A. M. , , "'. :J "Taking Definite Aim" S ', TONiGHT"; . LAST .TIMES . "Ponjola" . Cynthia. Stockley'a amazing and fascin ating story of a wo man who lived 'like a man, with Anna Q. Nllaeon, JaraeB Kirk wood i and . TuUy Marshal"- v v The most gor geous Swanson pro: ductlon ever seen Is this snappy French drama, which has , heen a stage hit' on' Broadway. i 8TJWIFt Continuous Shows Today and Tomorrow. Adults 33c; ' Kiddles, 'lOcT Loges, 50c ' Hlgbit . Quality jnrelry BtpalrtnC t oiamona tUnr, Watoa ' Sepurlsc Satisfaction Assured Is - .quality and price, .;' Mall ui your wants, i.--MARTIN 3. &XDVY. iiiiiiiiiiipiiHiiiiiiilliiiuiii